Lea Moro works as a choreographer, curator, and dramaturg. Her focus lies on interdisciplinary and inclusive approaches that connect artistic and societal processes, as well as on sustainable practices and cultural accessibility. She has received international recognition for her choreographic work. In 2020, she founded the platform Work it Out, which is dedicated to the redistribution of resources and co-creative formats in the arts. Moro is involved in dramaturgy at Tanzhaus Zürich, was the program dramaturg at Kaserne Basel, and was responsible for culture programs at the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (DEZA). Additionally, she conducted evaluations and developed funding programs for the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs (EDA). She is a board member of the Thurgau Cantonal Cultural Foundation.
A Gathering: Sisterhood & Makramee
Lea Moro, Lisa Biedlingmaier
As part of the development process for Six Sisters, Lisa Biedlingmaier and Lea Moro invite you to a discussion on sisterhood. The focus will be on the practice of sisterhood, which we will explore through reading and discussing texts together, as well as creating unique macramé strands and shapes. In doing so, we will forge connections—both literal and metaphorical—and enhance networking among participants. We view sisterhood as an opportunity to create utopian spaces that promote community, empowerment, as well as care and solidarity beyond traditional family structures.
Drinks and light snacks will be provided.
- Bühne 2
Tanzhaus Zürich
Wasserwerkstrasse 129
8037 Zürich - Wheelchair accessible
Online Event
The dates marked as "Online Event" take place exclusively via livestream on the internet and not on-site.
Wipkingerpark
Festival site Zürcher Theater Spektakel / Saffainsel
Kulturama
Museum der Anthropologie
Tanzhaus Zürich
Tanzhaus Zürich
- Wheelchair accessible
German and English
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The workshop is aimed at all interested persons. No prior knowledge is required.
Made possible by Tanzhaus Zürich
Photo Andrés Bucci
Lisa Biedlingmaier, born in 1975 in Chelyabinsk, lives and works in Zurich. She graduated from the Art Academy in Stuttgart in 2003 and earned a Master’s in Fine Arts at ZHdK in 2019. Her work spans installations, sound performances, and visual media, often exploring the interplay between personal and collective experiences.She co-founded the collective M. Paradoxa, curating projects at the intersection of craft, art, and science. Her solo exhibition mem – on being light and liquid was presented at Kunsthalle Winterthur in 2021. She has also participated in group shows such as The Vibration of Things (Fellbach Triennial, 2022), LINIENTANZ (Kunst(Zeug)Haus, 2023), and ReCoCo (Museum of Bat Yam, Tel Aviv). Biedlingmaier was nominated for the Swiss Art Awards in 2020 and 2022, and received grants for research in Japan, publication, and projects from various institutions.
